Peggy Orenstein: A New Generation of Girlie-Girls
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Peggy Orenstein’s 2006 essay What’s Wrong with Cinderella? sparked a firestorm; now she digs more deeply into our growing girlie-girl culture. Facing down her own confusion as a mother raising a girl, journalist Orenstein, author of the bestseller "Schoolgirls" and "Cinderella Ate My Daughter", examines the seemingly-retro trend toward the ultra-feminine, from Disney princesses to the color pink; the role the ubiquitous marketing machine plays in packaging and promoting it; and what it could mean for our daughters’ identities and futures.
Thanks to Seattle Town Hall and University Bookstore
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- piratetvseattle@gmail.com
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- 2012-03-11
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- scm-24674-peggyorensteinanewgenerationof
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- TV-G
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- 01:09:57
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- Pirate Television (PTV)
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- S1E13
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- Academic & Info
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- 2012
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